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- 4. Famous for their ability to change color to blend into their surroundings.
- 8. Legless reptiles that use their muscles to slither on the ground. Some snakes are venomous, while others are harmless.
- 9. Marine animals with five arms that can regenerate if one is lost.
- 11. Large, fearsome reptiles that live in rivers and lakes. They are excellent swimmers and hunters.
- 13. Intelligent, soft-bodied creatures with eight arms and the ability to change color and texture.
- 14. Arachnids that weave webs to catch prey. While many are harmless, some, like the black widow and brown recluse, can be dangerous.
- 16. Insects known for their large, colorful wings and their ability to fly quickly.
- 19. The tallest mammals, giraffes have long necks and legs, helping them reach high tree branches for food.
- 21. The largest animals on Earth, whales live in the ocean and are known for their songs and migration patterns.
- 23. A popular pet, goldfish come in many colors, including gold, orange, and white.
- 26. Known for their ability to see in the dark and their silent flight, owls are nocturnal hunters.
- 28. Social insects that live in large colonies, famous for their teamwork and ability to carry large objects relative to their size.
- 29. Flightless birds that are excellent swimmers and live primarily in the Southern Hemisphere.
- 30. Large, powerful cats that are native to Asia and are known for their beautiful orange and black striped fur.
- 31. Small, unique fish known for their horse-like appearance and the fact that the male carries and gives birth to the babies.
- 32. Native to Australia, koalas are herbivorous marsupials that spend most of their time in trees.
- 39. Small lizards with sticky feet that allow them to climb walls and ceilings.
- 40. Known for their delicate wings and their life cycle of egg, caterpillar, pupa, and adult.
- 41. Slow-moving mammals that live in trees in Central and South America. They sleep most of the day.
- 44. The larval stage of butterflies and moths, often seen munching on leaves.
- 47. The largest land mammals, known for their intelligence, strong social bonds, and long trunks.
- 49. Small beetles that help control pests like aphids in gardens.
- 50. One of the most common household pets, known for being loyal companions and helping humans in various ways.
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- 1. Colorful birds that are capable of mimicking human speech and are often kept as pets.
- 2. Small, brightly colored fish that live among sea anemones in warm ocean waters.
- 3. The "king of the jungle," lions are strong, social animals that live in groups called prides.
- 5. Essential for soil health, earthworms burrow through the ground, aerating it and helping plant roots grow.
- 6. These slow-moving animals have hard shells that protect them from predators.
- 7. Small aquatic amphibians, often bright in color, that live in ponds or wetland areas.
- 10. Tiny birds capable of hovering in place due to their rapid wing beats.
- 12. Sea creatures with gelatinous bodies and tentacles that can sting.
- 15. Popular pets that are known for their independent nature and ability to hunt small prey.
- 17. Famous for their pink feathers, flamingos are wading birds that live in large colonies.
- 18. Pandas Small, tree-dwelling mammals with reddish-brown fur and a long, bushy tail.
- 20. Known for their colorful, eye-catching feathers, particularly the males' extravagant tail feathers.
- 22. Powerful birds of prey known for their sharp vision and hunting skills.
- 24. Intelligent, social marine mammals that are known for their playful behavior.
- 25. Herbivorous marsupials from Australia, known for their strong hind legs and pouch where they carry their young.
- 27. Predatory fish that have been around for millions of years. Some species, like the great white shark, are known for their size and sharp teeth.
- 30. Similar to frogs but with drier, bumpier skin. Toads often live in drier environments than frogs.
- 33. Beautiful, colorful fish often found in coral reefs or freshwater aquariums.
- 34. Crustaceans with hard exoskeletons and pincers that live in oceans, on beaches, or in freshwater.
- 35. Amphibians that live both on land and in water. Known for their jumping ability and croaking sounds.
- 36. The only mammals capable of sustained flight, and many species are insect eaters or fruit eaters.
- 37. Similar to frogs, salamanders have long, slim bodies and can regenerate lost limbs.
- 38. Crucial for pollination, bees help plants grow and produce fruits and seeds.
- 42. Turtles Marine reptiles that travel long distances across the oceans, often returning to the same beach to lay their eggs.
- 43. Famous for their black-and-white fur, pandas are native to China and primarily eat bamboo
- 45. Often seen basking in the sun, many lizards can drop their tails to escape predators.
- 46. Sharks The largest fish species, these gentle giants live in warm oceans and filter-feed on plankton.
- 48. Fast-swimming fish found in the ocean, often fished for food.
